Congress is voting this week on dangerous legislation to "Fast Track" secret trade agreements like the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) and the Trade in Services Agreement (TISA) that threaten free speech, innovation, and online privacy. Decisions that impact the future of the Internet should NEVER be made in secret. Contact your Representatives before it's too late!

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We need to be as big and visible as possible to stop the Trans-Pacific Partnership
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We can make this powerfully epic, but only if you help. Companies need to be the
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Time is short — Congress has already introduced a bill to Fast Track the TPP, and it's moving quickly. Which means we need to act now.

We realize it’s a big ask, but this is the kind of bad legislation that only comes
along once every 10 or 20 years. The TPP has pieces of every bad Internet policy
we’ve fought against, and if it passes now we’ll be kicking ourselves for decades,
fighting uphill battle after uphill battle on copyright reform, whistleblower
protections, and so much more. Doing the most we can right now is the only rational
step to protecting the open Internet.

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Petition to Congress

We'll send this to Congress on your behalf:

I'm writing to urge you to oppose Fast Track for the Trans-Pacific Partnership. Decisions like this affect everyone and need to be debated transparently so that people can have a voice on the issues that they care about. Fast Track Trade Promotion Authority is undemocratic, and I expect the representative to oppose it now and in the future.

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We'll connect you with Congress. When they answer, be polite and say:

“Hello, I'm calling to urge the representative to oppose Fast Track for
the Trans-Pacific Partnership. Decisions like this affect everyone and
need to be debated transparently so that people can have a voice on the
issues that they care about. Fast Track Trade Promotion Authority is
undemocratic, and I expect the representative to oppose it now and in
the future.”